Russian War Council Foretells Peace Drive at Mukden
A March 13 dispatch reports Emperor Nicholas convening a war council to weigh terms likely to be offered by Japan. Advisors note Russia may press for peace as Karapatkin’s date looms, with recall of Admiral Rozhestvensky discussed and talks of potential concessions in Manchuria and indemnity.
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Mareh
Rusia
Karapatkin
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Rojest
T L. Petersburg
Nicholas
War Office
Linovitch
Genera
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Kaubars
Hns
Mukden
Hon
Fu Pags
Saiullars
Kal Meyendorff
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Japan
Russia
Rrs
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VHE Press
Novoe Vremra
Novosti
Tapan
Gazeta
Tanpan
Tolstoi
Zola
Oyama
MilOS Times Reports Diphtheria Fatality of Emma Pileshek
Emma Pileshek twelve years old and sole survivor of the Meshek family killed in an eyeclone at Waukechon two years ago has died of diphtheria. She was with an aunt in Chicago after escaping the ruined house. The report from Bhawnana, Wis. notes the escape was considered marvelous.
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Northwestern
Lippincott Millions Probate Wealth Plan Revealed
The will of the late J Dundas Lippincott probated in Philadelphia on March 13. The estate is expected to total about 35 million dollars. The will directs the sale of the Lippincott mansion while most of the fortune is placed in trust for the widow.
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Associated Preas
Philadelphia
J. Dundas Lippineoti
Lippincott
Hitchcock Confirmed as First Assistant Postmaster General
The Senate in executive session today confirmed the nomination of Frank H Hitchcock of Massachusetts to be first assistant postmaster general. Hitchcock is selected to oversee postal operations in the administration.
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Associated Press
Weashington
D.C
Senate
Neasion Cane
Frank H. Hitchcock
Massachusetta
Connatz Estate Settled After Bank Failure Death
Associated Press report states the Connatz estate settled debts totaling about 160000 in a bank failure case tied to the Eastern and Northwest railway project from Sentent Harbor to Toledo. The banker, after repaying twenty percent, moved to North Dakota, died of a broken heart, and his widow then died by suicide. Creditors and depositors recovered seventy percent.
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Wanatah
Luk
Eastern and Northwestern
Sentent Harbor
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Coniie
North Dakota
Forgeries at Neenah Stir a Police Search
Two Neenah citizens were bilked by a man using the name Eugene Lane of Chicago at the Russell house. He passed a 10 check on Neenah First National Bank and another check on Oshkosh First National Bank, later found not belonging to any creditworthy Lane. The suspect eluded capture by noon.
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Neenah
Wis
Russell House
Eugene Lane
Chicago
Lane
Milwaukee
Firstational Bank of
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Sawyer
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Cry
First National Bank of
Commercial Street
Oshkosh
Fred Seagert
Kenosha
Mr. Seagert
Bessemer
Mich
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Cheney
Weenah Womans
Shakespeare
King Henry
Mr Willams
Henry Irving
Bloom
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Haviith Babcock
Iy Sanitarium
Winnetka
Dolsoud
TW. Vonderioett
Elmhurst
Island
Will Ban Arkansad
The National Board of Fire Underwriters at a special meeting here today resolved to withdraw all fire insurance business from Arkansas. The move follows the Arkansas legislature's proposed amicable pact law, which becomes operative March 28. policies written in Arkansas will be canceled if not repealed.
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St. Petersburg
Het
Army
Navy
Manchuria
Associated A York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
State of
Arkansas
Prees
High School Burns in New Richmond Fire
An Evening Wisconsin reports a morning blaze at New Rich mond high school in Milwaukee. The fire destroyed the building before classes started, with no injuries as children escaped safely. Furniture pianos books and many articles burned. building valued at 20 000 dollars with 14 000 dollars insured.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
New Richmond
Judgment Against Chadwick in Cleveland Check Case
A default judgment for 100 dollars was entered in New York on March 13 against Cassie L. Chadwick of Cleveland in a suit by a mercantile firm to recover the amount due on a November 16 check drawn on Wade Park Banking Company. The check was protested and Chadwick had been served with a summons last December.
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Associated Press
New York
Cassie L. Chadwick
Cleveland
Arm of Miliners
Wade Park Banking Company
Chadwick
Menelik Grants Charter for Abyssinia State Bank
From Whbutit in French Somaliland advices say Emperor Menelik grants charter for the state bank of Abyssinia. The National Bank of Egypt will establish Abyssinia Bank with capital 82,400,000, contributed by the bank of Egypt and French and Italian bankers.
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Menelik
State Bank of
Abyssinia
Associated Press
Whbutit
Somaliland
Adia Abiba
National Bank of Egypt
Bank of Egypt
Earthquake Shakes Menominee Homes Tonight
An earthquake shock felt in Menominee Michigan last night rattled houses. Several loud rumbling reports were heard followed by violent shaking of buildings as residents reported.
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Fn Associated Press
Menominee, Mich
Peace prospects shift as Russian war policy wavers
Reports from St Petersburg March 13 describe growing peace sentiment amid a stalled mobilization effort. Officials warn new mobilizations risk poland unrest while a constituent assembly or constitutional changes are debated. press voices largely favor peace over continued conflict with Japan.
Japanese Interest to be Paid in Japan Says Consul General
New York March 31 Uchida Japan's consul general here announced that the issue of internal loan exchequer bonds will pay interest in Japan only. He dismissed rumors of bonds offered in France and Germany with interest paid there as absolutely untrue and unfounded.
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Associated Preas
New York
Uchida
Japaneat
UW Epo zenNhbayaxs
Tokio
Japan
Europe
France
Germany
Paria
Charged With Treason in Imperial Circumstances
A distraught suspect accused by peers in a treason case before Grand Constantine faced examination. The chaotic surroundings and scattered notes suggest a disturbed state as investigators searched belongings for decisive evidence.
Where's Edgar Clark
Edgar Clark disappearance case stymies family eight weeks after his vanishing. Sheriff Bates and Minnesota authorities chase leads across Chisholm, Chippewa Falls, and Duluth while letters place young Clark near Hawthorne and Chippewa Falls. authorities rule out murder at Chisholm or Duluth as first believed.
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Associated Press
James
Clark
Wisconsin
Johnson
Minnesota
Waliam J. Bates
St. Louis County
Minn
J. E. Donovan
Chisholm
Baton
Edgar Clark
Chippewa Falls
American Express
Chilis
Duluths
Marshe Brown
Hawthorne
Wis
Studing
Young Clark
Chipeswa Falls
Duluth
Boston Banker Dead at Home in Brookview
The leading Boston banker Harrie Theorge Ropes Harris died at his Brookview home. A native of Brooklyn New York he was sixty seven years old. He was a senior officer with Blake Brothers and a director of the Pacific railways.
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Ty Associated Ress
Boston
Mareh Theorge Ropes Harrie
Brookviue
Warris
Brooklyn
Bening
Blake Brothere A
Lainkers
T'S
Eifie Railways
Cracksmens Good Haul In Bank Robbery Report
A Genoa Banking Co vault was blown by unknown thieves who fled in a stolen buggy and later fled on a handcar. Police pursue suspects as sheriffs swarm the area. In Kentucky, Paducah reports thieves blew the Benton bank safe overnight and escaped with cash. The robbers left a bag and the car was found three miles from town. An earlier attempt to blow the same bank occurred two years ago.
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Treviss
Fremont
Genoa Banking Company
Genoa
Ottawa County
Ible
Kentucky
Paducah
Benton
Peonage Case Decided by Supreme Court
Washington March 18 In the peonage case Samuel M Clyatt vs United States the Supreme Court reversed the Fifth Circuit ruling for Clyatt finding the record failed to prove the two Negroes Gordon and Ridler had prior custody and that the charge of returning them to involuntary servitude could not be sustained The opinion was written by Justice Brewer and upheld the peonage punishment statute as constitutional.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Samuel M. Clyatt
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Circuit Court of Appeals For
Fifth Circuit
Clyall
Gordon
Ridler
Brewer
RUSS SQUADRON TARRIES AT NASAI BOS ELAND
The Russian squadron commanded by Vice Admiral Rojestvensky remained off Nasai Boseland near Madagascar in early March. Crews were drilling day and night and practicing firing as talks circulated about a potential base, though no confirmation exists of any Rasaians buying a small Indian Ocean island for a naval base.
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Maribhus
Vicr
Rojestvevsky
Nasai Boseland
Madagascar
Afessagerles Maritimes
Oxis
Rojestvensky
Noss Be
Tamatave
Amall
Indian Ocean
Chinese Starvation Report From San Francisco Chronicle
The Chronicle reports four thousand Chinese workers are starving in the current season. Most are employed in northern fisheries and previously earned about 200 dollars per man. this year contractors offer only 140 dollars.
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Associated Pros
San Francisco
Cal
the Chronicle
President nominates judges and navy promotions in Senate
The president sent nominations to the Senate including United States District Judge for New Jersey Joseph Ross and Wisconsin toastmaster Christian A. Hanson of Stoughton. The White House also announced several navy promotions.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D.C
Senate
United States
Josephross
District of New Jersey
Wisconsin- Christian
Senate Deliberates on Santo Domingo Treaty Likelihood
Congress debate shows mixed Democratic support and doubt over treaty ratification. Cul lom and other senators signal possible adjournment next Saturday as executive session opens doors for debate and public records.
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Minois
Spooner
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Alger
Michigan
Beveridge
Ine Mann
Depew
New York
Binckburn
McCreary
Kentucky
Burrows
Michigen
Simmonns
Noth Carolina
Cullum
Senate
Bellin Funeral Honors Oshkosh Man Killed in Montana Crash
The funeral of August J. Berlin, formerly of Oshkosh and later Helena, Montana, who died in a collision between Northern Pacific trains while employed as locomotive fireman, featured two services at the family home on Frankfort Street and at Riverside Cemetery. Rev. Pleadore Irlin led the first, while St. John's Lodge Knights of Pythias conducted the grave service, with Jaselsn presiding over floral tributes from Helena and local families, including wreaths, bouquets, and a floral heart from Mrs. Krueger and others. The service drew many friends who recalled his childhood and western home.
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Oshkosh
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Northern Pacific
Imaan
Heane
Prankfort Street
Pleadore Irlun
North Park Avenue
Hachstetter
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Raute
Charles Raute
William Fades
Heuquet
Zaring
Amd
Willam Altter
E. Prope
Cornell
Luhm
Catharine Kennedy
A. O'Connell
Mrs. Guenther
Messrs. E. FF
Ir. Or. Wille
Misees Miles
Mr. Negendank
Bertha
Mra
Niemann
Bowlers Reach Decision in South Side Rivalry
J B Ries top bowler of the south side defeats Charles Erickson in a 15 game series at Steler Erickson alley. Ries wins by 48 pins overall with eight wins to Erickson's seven and one tie. South side fans back Ries for a rematch on neutral alleys.
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Ogh- Kosh
Charles Erickson
Ries
Steler & Ericksan
Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Mr. Ries
J. B. Ries
Lee to Missourians Exposition Address
Norfolk Va March 13 General Pilee Kesh hee president with O L Harchel val counsel for the Janistown inon comemory have teit here for Ion City Mo to address the Mis Soul legislature on the subject of ape propriation for a Missouri building and excude at the Jamestown exposition From Jeerson City where he will be guest of Governor Pol General Juve xocs to uddress the leg Kansas Ulbelis Wisconsin Pennsylvania and
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Ion City
Missouri
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Juve Xocs
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Ulbelis
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Foresters Edge Lawrence U in Fast Game Victory
Menasha Foresters defeat Lawrence University players in a high speed contest scoring 23 to 13 after a 12 to 12 halftime tie. The game featured strong Foresters defense and aggressive play, while Menasha High School beat Neenah High School 17 to 10 in the senior class game.
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I of Lawrence University
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Ial
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Agamet
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Neenah High School
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Poiton Allen
Heye
Murray
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Chuistige Beals
Oshkosh
1 de Grenie
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Mannt Leamensuit Frank
Lalo
T P A Annual Election at Athearn Hotel
Tast elers' Troleghve sasocitium holds its annual meeting at the Athearn hotel with officers elected for the coming term. Presider WY Lehram. vice president WLFL man. secretary and treasurer George F. Wright. directors J. A. SteShane, ¢. 8. Washturn, WooF, Stillman, T AL Wuckstar Tony Roentz. Committee chairs chosen and delegates to the state convention named. death of Henry L. Fellows reported with condolences and resolutions adopted.
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Saturda
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View
Wlfl Man
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J. A. SteShane
Washturn
Woof
Stillman
T AL Wuckstar
Tony Roentz
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G. A. Employment
W. WK. Tudeout
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Chaphain
Greenay
E. EF. Bemis
G. F. Wright
Beng
Henry L. Fellows
Wisconsin
A. B. Medberry
G. P. Wright
E. E. Bemis
Successful Convention of Young Moon's Christian Association at Fond du Lac
The annual state convention closed Sunday evening in Fond du Lac with strong local participation. Oshkosh sent 30 to 40 delegates while General Secretary GF Werner and Physical Director A L Meyers spoke at multiple gatherings. About 200 to 325 delegates attended from across the state. Next year’s site to be decided between Waukesha and Beloit.
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Young Moon’s Christian Association
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
GF. Werner
A. L. Meyers
Werner
Waukesha
Beloit
People’s Church
C. 8 Ward
Chicago
Union Young People's
Castro 3 The Target and a Dissident Plot
Washington reports indicate a not yet formalized plan to back anti Castro rebels in Venezuela. Venezuelan refugees in nearby islands may seed a revolution with alleged support from a Curaçao group led by Andara. State Department notes no official recognition and urges proper legal actions if any organization seeks arms or funds.
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Bret
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Merchants to Organize Annual Excursion Fund Drive
A meeting of merchants will be held Tuesday at 1 o clock to plan annual excursions. Past seasons brought up to 330 people, with last year’s totals smaller. organizers aim to boost patronage and expenses via subscriptions from ALain Street traders toward a larger turnout and greater returns. The committee seeks all merchants on deck to support the season start.
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Jardin
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Alain Street
St Tl
Search for missing Kenosha girl widens to Chicago police
A ten year old Kenosha girl, Hitle Margaret Tierney, vanished last Thursday afternoon after being seen on Prairie Avenue. Police in Chicago and Kenosha have been summoned to aid the investigation. Some say the child is being hidden by neighbors to conceal her whereabouts.
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Kenosha
Chicago
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Prairie Avenue
Paper Mills Burn in Ballston Fire
The Star board paper mills owned by Johy Ti gett & Son at Middle Grover were destroyed by fire today causing an estimated loss of $50,000.
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N. Y
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Middle Grover
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